And if the race were just between Tillis and Obama's NC rubber stamp, Tillis would be ahead by one per this poll. Now I know the race isn't just between those two but I have this sneaking suspicion that the Libertarian won't end up near 7%. We have a race here, folks.

And if the race were just between Tillis and Obama's NC rubber stamp, Tillis would be ahead by one per this poll. Now I know the race isn't just between those two but I have this sneaking suspicion that the Libertarian won't end up near 7%. We have a race here, folks.

Is her margin of victory in this poll (assuming this would carry over into the general election) enough to overcome the cumulative effect of all the voting suppression measures enacted into law by the Republican-controlled North Carolina government?

Wouldn't surprise me if Haugh ends up near 7%. At least 5% or so. The Libertarian Party is relatively strong in North Carolina (usually wins 2-3% at least), Haugh is in one of the debates, and there are a lot of teabaggers that really hate Tillis for being a RINO sellout (for some reason).